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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD,
The Projected Ohio River branch TO tho
Harrison County Conl Fielus.

The Projected Ohio River Nrauoh to tho
Harrison County Coal Fields.
The people OF Tyler and Ws!zsl couu.
tiea are ut present worry much interested
in tn, railroad survey now being made
from The Ohio river to the Harrlpon Coun.
ty "Coal Fields" Oas Of the proposed
routes is through Tyler county from Sis
te:svllle via Mldd!cbourno. This survey,
which has bsen completed, appears to be
easy % construct, having no heavy cuts
tunnels or til!s, except at the Ohio river
hill back OF S!nteravillc. This hill is Sal
feet high, and oven with q long tunnel oil
about 1900 ieet tho grade.cannot. be made
less than ninety feet TO the milo. ~.
The Tyler county route is fil.y.nine and
half miles in lsnSth. The people OF
Tyler arc industrious aud entsrpIising.
The proposed rou!o passes through a
country we'll improYcd and thickly settled
and 0 railroad built through Tyler county
would, II seems. pay from tho start,
Tho Fishing Greek Valley route through
Wetzel county Is now being surveyed,
Last Saturday the eugneera crossed the
county line between Wotzel county and
Harrron county into Harrison county. II
Is thirty.tive md half miles from Nav
Martinavills to the top Of tho ridge at the
line between Harrison and Wotzel. Tho
Hummit 10 approached with On eighty.ioot
grade, through which short, tunnel will
have to bD mgdo. y az
This route Is not lees than ten and NAV.
be twelve miles shorter than by the Tyle,
route. Making the terminus at New Mar.
tinsyille gives the company wide bottom
on which TO lay their tracks and nut I'm
the necessary car sheds and round house,
as tho terminus wherever 1t Is will be tho
end Of division, from all appearances. d.
New Msrtlnevllle and Weizsl county
will probsbly-get the railroad II built, and
It - confidently expected that /. will DO
built mex. summer. =
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aIayOs They nm AK Forrtyou,,s.

The very serious charge Is made asains!
tho men who composed tho great gather.
ing OF Republican club representatives
tina. the overwhelming majority Of them
favor tho nomination Of Blaine. This
they have not denied, and the evidence
aSa'nt them Is 90 plain tina. denial would
DO ueelcaa.
Tho delegates In that convention camo
from !hir.y-two Stated md como Of the
Territories. Tho conditions Of admission
made 1t in the hiShea. ecnso a popular
body. Every Republican club in tho
country was invited to send Eve represent.
ativca. The invitation uns made public
90 long before tho convention that tho
Republicans Of tho remolest parts had
ample timo to form club which should
send delegates.
h No body o! mon ever meet In thi, coun.
try ftcor from tho suspicion Of being
packed, and 1t would be impossible to dc.
viss"a way In which the senre o! the Re-
publican party could DO better taken on
any question, Tho Presidential question
,wsu barred, but 1t is &c the severe critics
say-B!aine was co easily the iavo,ite tha,
there would have been no competition to
speak OF on teRt vote. TWAS case Of
"Eclipso ahead, and the rest nowhere"
Since the Republicans who feel this
way about the. Presidential nomination
have been caught red.hsnded, so to say,
perhaps they will ask the forgiveness Of
the Muswumps and Democrats, politicians
and newspaper, who seem to be more or
eas wounded in tondcs place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20
A MUSIC STORE AssloNs.
Mr.. William II. shsib Conveys Ills Stock for
the Iicntilt Of His CREDITORS.

Dr, William IL, nheib tonVeys hlb BLOCK tuF
the Iisnsilt Of His Creditors.
Mr.. William II. sheib, tho well.known
music dealer In tho Washington hall
building, on Twelfth street, yesterday
made an muignmen. for the benefit Of his
creditors. EdwardL. Roao 10 tho assignee.
and tho decd conveys to him In trunt oil
tho pianos, organs, goods, chatlels, prom
Issory notes, contracts, deb.p, chosea 10
action, and all personal property and Of
fec,s Of Whatever description, wherever
tho eaius may be, excepting any properly
hold In trust or on consignment and S!OO
e1emp. by law from execution.
The asSlgn0e 10 10 take possession az
once and sell as may stem TO him best and
most advantageous. aud apply Mo pro.
ceeds 10 the payment Of oil the luhi
and rCtBonhblo charges and expenses Of
tho trua., including commlsaIon and inc
hum Of $50 duo Doyener & Ethon ior legal
service, rendered; f2D duo Flora NJ. tits
huvh ~ wRpct, and SO Y due hAmuel Il.
Glliin "a wsgNs and tho rent due OF MS
ttore, No. 53 Twelfth street.
Next, whGtevN sum may be Duo tne
John Church Company, Of Cincinnati
next 10 Anton Rsymann any eum @ne
him over aud above security hold by nm
on notta for 1850, dated September u i 40;
PAYABLE ut the Dollar Savings bank w
iMed October IA. 1887, payable Of she
BANK Of tho Ohio Valleyi u 70 dated NO
vsnbsr %, 1857, payable at tho Bank OIL
the Ohio Valley. =, ill.,, =,
certain note Of 5000, dated January
Nsxt, to pay all other dobsa or liabilities
al Kald party oi thu first raIt, In fall Il
no;SIble, and II not Eulllclen. TO pay then
IN iuIi, then pro rata And II ai,or thol
. bs paid In fail any BALANCE rhall rems g;
litis /, bs returned TO said party oil thu
Ths aIslgnee Ia directed and empowered
10 roIarn 10 coruiguom any and all prop
city Ia the store not the property OF aai'
sssignor, but conulgnsd to him Tor sale.
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sT. JOHN VS.. BLAINE,


Maine Statesman. f
New YoRx, Dec. l0.-James G. Blaine
and Mayor Hewitt received special at.en.
ten!ion from prohlbltlonlst Ex.Gov. J Ohm
?. 81. John, In Cooper Union yesterday.
Mr.. St. John addressed tho Manhattan
Temperance Association. "Tho greatest
men are rald to sometimes make the
greatest blundep," paid Nj. ST. John.
III 90, The reputation Of Jsmes q. Blaine
for greatness has been thoroughly es.ab.
llshed by the g,egious blunderu he wau
made. His latest blunder appears In IN
interview published In the Tribune, his
personal organ, where he advocates the
repeal Of the tax on tobacco, on tho pronnd
that mllllora oil mon use tobacco and
therefore II Ia a necessity" m. 'at
mir. Blaine" continued the speaker,
"opposeg the removal oil the lax on the
liquor traffic bDcauSe II would deBtsoy tho
excellent high license lava come oil the
States havo. Thank God, we have smoked
him out on that" Mr.. 81. John contin.
usd: 1.-THE noone. tho high lIconse lawu
are destroyed, the better. This B.a,eeman
Gays no opposes tho abolition Of tho whis
Ky tax because Ito consumption would
thereby DO Increased. Then does not the
ZANE rule apply 10 lobacco2 All, but Mr.
Blaine ayers tobacco 10 u necessity DO
csuae, Gs no says, ninety.ilys out Of ont
hundred use Tho weed. II there wAg til
nams proportion oil rum drinkers, ant
gamblers, aud blasphomeru, would rum
awearlng and gambling houses DO necsBel
ties too2 We appeal to our boyato throw
away tho accursed and health deatroyinl
cigarette, He replies Il Ia q necessity"
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Ilinults.


The Wheeling INTELLloESCER is one Of
the cleEnest daily papers that comes to this
office. The senior mOmber Of tho firm Of
prop,letors. Mr.. John Frsw, Is seli.made
man and 10 one OF tho most substantial
citizens no! orlyof Wheeling but Of that
State. His interests are the material in
terests Of that town snd Stale, and the Pc
pc, with him ut the business head, and
Mr.. @. d. Hart AZ editor in chief, with an
able corps OF arBIstan's. Is the stauuChett
friend Wheeling and West Virginia has.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell Is missed from the
paper by Eastern Ohio people, however.
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Michael pinkerton Is improving.
Alisa Ella jackson Ia visiting In Bril-.
liant.
F. Beebout, Of Benwood, spent Sunday
In town.
The lnterea: in tho psots.cted meeting
Is unabated. .
Miss Ella Pope returned from Toronto
on Monday. -
"Hsllsluiah Bob" spent Sunday with
ir.enda In town. ~
George Collins is in the telegraph Office
at Martins Ferry. n
Asa King has been confined to biz room
nearly two weeks. =
Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Ella Harris spent
Friday in DenSood.
Rsv. MIR. Meek Is having remarkable
auccesH ut Ruah Run. 1....v
Rev: Mr.. shively filed the pulpit for
Ror. Phillips on Sunday night.
John Bll!ln8sly had bis wrist knocked
Friday. -
Prepa'atious arc being made for
Chnstmaa entertainment at tho NJ, E,
church on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Higgins, aged eivhsy.three, died
very suddenly on Sunday morning, The
funeral services were held a. the NJ. E.
church Monday morning at two o'clock.
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YEsrRRDAI s ISrELLldEScEI waa delayed
until Into hour on account oil serious
accident to tho psesa at "a tins when news
paper cannot afford 10 have Academia.
Tho lsrELLloRScEa Is indebted to the
prompt and naIghNo,ly asaia:aucs Of the
MrS.LEIttr psoprietors, who placed their
p,eSa ut the disposal Of this office and
rendered other valuable nOrvlcOa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

THE Cleveland, Lo,ain & Wheeling
L; Railroad Company will sell tEycurpion
Tickets during the Christmas HOLIDAYS to
Clevolant and between all a,ations on Tia
road (exceptlng between stations on Bel.
lsise and Martina Ferry brsnch) one
ninglo trip fare for tho round tim. -
To ticket sold Tor leea than ton i1O)
cents. Local tickots will BIO good going
December q, 20 and 81, 1887, and good 10
return December 20, 1857, 10 January 9,
1855, inclusive. Cleveland ticketa good
for return December "a, 1887, to January
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There wore dlteen cauen In tho police
court yesterday. Loull uoBs, tho youth
whoae lrsquont arrAlgnmen,s have won
roma rotohely, was given IS and coats
and five days In jail for lilo dIsordetly con.
duct at Mrs. Tracy house Saturday night.
John flahsrty RrreGted at Celia vii.
ltaDh's, got 40 and costs and In default
went 10 tho bill for thirty days, where II
10 to DO hoped tho Mayor will allow him
to utay. The Colored piano player Of the
Same house wnA fined s. and coe,s,
Jcnnie Randall w2u fined 50 and costa on
diaorderly charge. Ths evidence was
that cha wau put out oil the McManaway
saloon and sat down on tho pavement and
reused the echoes with profanity and val
parlty, U.
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proi. William Armstrong 10 arranging
to give another one OF hla charming musi.
Gales at his studio on Market street, Tues.
day evening, the27!h. lie wlllbe assisted
by several Of h!s pupils, and tho select
circle who will be- favored with Invitations
to tho s,ms ara assured au hour or 90 OF
rare enjoyment, Tor Professor Armstrong;
aGAira arc always made up Of artistic bits.
1t will BIO one Of the special treats Of the
holiday Besson.
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Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pRny will, on December 24!h. o5.h, Goth
and 3ls., 1857, and January list and ID,
1855, sell rouud trip tickets, at One Faro
Tor the round trip, from oil stations to all
stations, on tina Trans, Ohio Divlsions, and
on the Columbus 4 Cincinnati Midland
RAILROAD, including Chicago. Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets will
be good returning until January 81. 1855,
inclusiye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

Mn. FosrRH. who WaS PLACED at the head
oil tho great National LeBsuo Of Republic
can Clubs, 10 less than iorsy youru Of ase,
q highly educated mau. good lawyer and
worker from way back. The choice
was n we'll deserved compliment! to tho
man, tho club, tho city and tho State.
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should have been held, adjourned TIL this
evening alter yainly endesyoring 10 secure
a quorum. There 10 considerable import.
mi buulncas 10 DO attended 10 In tho way
Of reports from the committeee, aud the
ordinance providing for .taiety eatcs at
dsnyerou, crossings In tho city ID still
awaiting pauaage. ,...t -rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

AT NIGHT always have Ackor'a Baby
eoother at hand. It Ia the only sale med
icine yet made that will remove all inian.
tile disorders. II contains no Opium or
Morphine, but s;yos the child natural ease
from pain. Price % cents. Sold by Logan
& Co., G. r. Goetze. O. Menkemiller, r.
3, Burt and RoMin Rrna. O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

True delicacy Of flavor withtrue Efficacy
Of action has been attained in tho famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup oil
Figs. Ito pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered |. immensely popu.
lsr. 1t clenses The system, cures costive.
ness, etc. Meesrs. Logan & Co., Anton P.
He's, Il. 3. Burt and G. Meakcmeller.
have been appointed agents for Wheel,
Ing, W, Va,
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Yesterday Mira. Jennie Randall, the
warrant Tor whoso arrest In police court
was sworn on! by Charley NcNlanawSy,
went bstore Squire Phillips aud awors out
warrant Tor McMMawRy on q charge Of
using prolano Language and also u peace
warrant. Tho hearing was net Tor Wed.
neadaY.
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jrnnd Opera House,

Admission, IS and " een,si re,eryOi scat, I, %.
aeah on sale At Banners IN u,ic store, sale 10 com.
mouce Saturday, December H.. dsli
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WELLSIIUNG.
Wanted to Oct sd-Christmas-rRri
Gus Other Local News.


Wanted to Oct Observation-Disclosures.
lous Other Local News.
Eva, Ianall child Of Henry Z!lllken,
Was badly poisoned by drinking a prepare.
ton for cleaning 0ilvsrware, In which war
portion Of cyanide Of potash, very poi.
sonoua substance. Prompt medical aid
saved her life.
Mr.. Adam Duval, while out hunting the
other day In company with Joseph Miller,
received the contents Of Mlller's shotgun
In hia lower Limbs, which caused very
painful wound and will lay him up for
come time. Miller wsa ahoo!inr at q
phescant, which camc in range Of Duval
when his gun was discharged.
Arrangements have been completed by
tho N. L. Church people for E. grand time
on Christmas, which will take place the
evening Of The 26!h for the benefit OF the
Sunday School. Beeldee tho usual dictri.
button Of candy, u canta!ta will be ron.
dered entitled: "Excuraion to the Home
OF Santa CLAUS" The aIsi,. ia In good
hands and tho entertainment will, nc
doubt, DO both interesting and instruct.
I've. r.s
Ata regular meeting OF pierpolnt Pos:
No. 0. G. A. R., held last week, ths follow.
ing ollicers wcre elected: Commander, I.
Il. Duval; senior v!cn commander, 7. II,
Marks; junior yico commander, F. Spring.
born; surgeon, Dr.. g. shriyer; chaplain,
Rev. I. A. Morrison; quartermsstor, Ed.
mund Bennett; officer Of the day, j. 3.
McNally; officer OF the guard, George
Mooney; asmorer, W. q. Reeves; janitor,
5. Patterson.
Mr.. George Arndt and Mrs Mary vii
son, from Pi!toburgh, came to town one
evening last week and were on tho h1nt oil
O minioter to net married. They were In,
formed that 4 llconse WIS necessary, aitel
the procuring Of which, they were con.
Quoted to tho Hudson House parlors, and
tho Rev. q. T. Reynolds sent Tor, who
performed the marriage ceremony, eitei
which the happy cSupls were sent on
their way rejoicing.
The We!lsburg Oil and Gas company
which was incorporated short time ago
has come to stand still for the lack Of
funds. There hEs been eleven hundred
dollars oil stock taken, which OF course Il
not hall enough to complete tho enter.
prise Of boring deep well for the pur
poso Of development. The company will
BE- represented before Council this even
Ing by Hon. ]. O. Palmer, at which time
they will AJAX tbs city to take five hundred
dollara in stock.
4 few nights $50 as a young man by tn,
nsmo Of William II. Stocks was leaving
town for LONE, he Was approached by q
man by the name Of John Arters, wht
hold Stocks up, took his watch, penknile
etc., bu. did him no personal injury
Stocks made information the next morn
ing before Justice McCord, who issued {
warrant for highway robbery. l. was at
tempted to keep the matter quiet, but BIO,
fore the warrant could DO served, After
had fled to parts unknown. He ia reg
u!ar rourder In police circles and resids.
hero mostly in Jail.
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The DOcombor term Of tho Municipal
court, civil aide, opened yesterday, Judge
Jeders on the bnnch, but without trans.
acting any business Of spsc!al public In.
terest, adjourned I'LL Wednesday.
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IN TIE COUNTS.
Routine Matters Iirfore Various Local TIL

bunni. Yesterday. Ia
In Judge Boyd'O court yesterday tho
suit Of Mrs. Ellen Cumbscker W. ]. ".
smyllc, concerning tho lale Of n COW and
cali, appealed from Squire Davls's court,
wGs tried to Jury.
In Judge jacobs court the coal bank
casa Of Myers 70. Marshall wss argued,
and tho Jury will DO instructed and uent
out this morning. u
vancleNys, indicted ioI grand larceny, was
continued and no was directed 10 renew
his bond. The CAce Of hls nccompllce, J.
Q. Lord, 10 SET Tor to-day.
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rlktgburHh md I,nturn.

Commencing Sunday, Juno s, and con.
unulng every Sunday until further notice
the baltimore q Ohio will sell escuraion
Tickets to pittsbursh and return at low
rate Of 81 90, and TO Washington, Pa, and
return at II o.. Trains leave at S and
sac A. NJ, returning arrive q. and Ii 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

Customer lin restaurant, eating rapidly
what can you bring nc for des.
Belt, quick; Pm in great hss!o..
Walter-Ha,ty puddin', sab. 10 ~.
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JAMES A. IIEcN1Sy

kesl Estate Agent, o. 8. Pension and Cl,Im Al
torney' Collector and Notary Public.
Personal attention given to Rea,lrsqlouss, Col
lecting hents, Putchhse and SAlo OF Rcnl Es,str
! protecntc all classes OF tioyeJurpcnt C;aIms he
iofe Tue Treasury Department and tho Department
oi 100 Inv rior. Dep0sitions iRken ln Pensinr
Claims. vouchers c:ruded. DEEDS, Leases and
oshet written Instruments prepared. -
deM OnIce: No lGla MARX Il, s.rprHr
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Bishop KcAne's Lecture.

Eight Rev. Bishop Keane, OF the diocese
o. Richmond, will deliver a lecture ut st.
SNoIl gi 4 Cathedral this evening on "Leo
a. thS proceeds o! which are Tor char.
IVY IVY :, VI, un shla occasion the following pro-
6fSan-selo-"ruguc". ucrao,s,h,
so,,-.., Prof j. Keller, = 0s'''''o ''
so,h-.v Ahs Mary Douohuc. - = ' "u'o
eo'o- sease;, my Col, 10 Theot Holden
MN es9,rS ?: Caldwell. -
solo-"'sot ashamed Of Christ'" i1f'
solo--"o e. ,r; Nh. y, Z. Whitaker, e
Mise, Nav r W., as!!iug Ftirnd" n. Mo!quo
-"--''~ DoHoanc, TetcsA AAser aud May
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health y imposaibls II the pores be
c!ogsed. skin.Success Soap cleanseu and
etimu!stes them. A. drug n.ore OF McLain
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Col. KILnAIS and Col. Smith did very
we'll, but what we want TO know 10 whether
our dag Is still there.
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!, a . meeting Of Council. has beon called
!ei tnls evening. The few memhNrs nj
tho Second Branch who a,tendsd l..t
Tuesday night when a regular n,eet iIu,
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GLre G,atdlHE'ta1.
wliIELrEo. VIVA. DECEMBER 30. 1888,

EVERY ono Of theae Republican ciuba 10
going 10 DO q thorn In tho Democratic
lsBh,
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IIIHEELISG K ELM GR0YER p.

WHEELING K ELM GROVE r. r.
w On and after Monday, October 81, 1857.
trains on !he Wheeling d Kim Grove Eall,oGd viii
Leave Wheeling: ,5s. az, tHa "
$50. n. 7:9 a n, o. n, II 20 a N. l;so m, 100
p IN, a:a IN. Too p M, 9:60 . N. -, 80
Arrive at Wheeling Park: a5-s-5
500 N, 7:S q IN. O:aS m, lies n m, 2:0s n m.
t"' n, s@a m 1885 p M. o:s5 pm, -
Leave Wheeling Park: i,' =
Slo n, ~ a IN. 1000 m. 1880 N, 2:so a,
t1 N, eao N. 500 N, 1000 p M. =
Arrive At Wheeling; NJ DIS X ilsI.17s
~ IN. s:0 IN. loss 4 h. l:os p n, sos D m,
100 y, oae m, s;S p IN. 1880 p N. - -
every hour until 300 pm Leave WheciInR Psra
atViu n, aud run every hour until 10 p m, ex.
oept tho church train, which will leave tho Phi
ny;S S N, and city 1t las p N. ~. -
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ROUGH on PAIN" Plaster, Poroscd. 1,c.
ROUGH on COUGHS" Coughs, colds, CSC,
TRAYEhERS' GUIDE,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAINs-On aud Alter Nov. 70. le37-ExrII-
NATION or RE!KaUsCH NJ EHs. sDaily. tsurdiy
excepted: MONDAY ext cptcd. saturday ex.
crnlnd- lsuIiduH 0ulc II az
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SULLIVAN was going to challenge the
winner. Why not hop In and wallop both
Of thom? ".
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u. z, d y. Railroad. it,s.Sry
BellAim d Zanaville Through Passenger leaves
BellSirn At $40 .. NJ, arriyo At Bella!ro at D. m
Woodsacld rsSscngcr leAyca Bellaire Al t:N D,
n, arrives At Bellaire at $40 a. m y - =
8ummeraeld Accommodation Leaves BellaIro NJ
100 y. m. ltriHca at bellaltc al lO:ks 4 m. L.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

r OST-0N MONDAY MORNING, AN
~ open lace Silver watch, between nfidgspott
and lower, end pt Martins Ferry, The hndet vii
he fo.aidsi by returning iamo 70 utNRY
KOknNLlNE, MIdgoport Ohlo, -. df2o
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TOR sAaE. '54
Roomed lrick House with all modern I'm.
ntovtments. on Fifteenth ttrect. .--lrl
: Roomed Modern House al n South York
ttfect, at bsfshil. -'1s--. -. 10 = ~
o hoomed Bick uousc, No. sSul Wood street,
corner Wood shd 1hlrtJ'eishth streets, Tor sale
de20 -. D. b. Smith. no M.in Street.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-09
YOUNG MEN

Suffering from ary of the above symptoms
should consult us at once. Tue drain can b.
stopped, vital ty restored. and ifo he nlsue
again pleasure instead OF burden
There ure MANY
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